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Soon, fans will know the full truth as to who killed Tupac Shakur on that fateful night in 1996. However, not everyone is gonna cooperate, including the only other surviving witness of the murder.
Suge Knight, the controversial godfather of Death Row Records, is named as one of over 200 people who may be called to testify in the Keefe D Tupac murder case.
However, he told ABC News that prosecutors shouldn’t waste their time.
“This trial has nothing to do with me,” he told ABC News. “They make me come there against my will, if Keefe D’s lawyers bring me there, it don’t look good for him. If the prosecution brings me there, it don’t look good for them,” Knight said. “Leave me out of it. My loyalty to Tupac can never be compromised. Me as a man, what I believe in, can’t be compromised. I’m not there to help [Davis], and I’m damn not there to hurt him. To actually get on the stand, and point somebody out, it’s worse than taking a gun and shooting that man in the head. Because if you shoot a person in the head, they die once. If you get on the stand and you snitch on that person, they die a million times. I am not going to be responsible for sending another man to prison for the rest of his life. If God’s forgiving, who am I to think I’m bigger than God and don’t forgive? Because I’m not.”
Marion "Suge" Knight is the only living eyewitness to the drive-by assassination of Tupac Shakur. He told ABC News that he still refuses to cooperate with law enforcement as prosecutors try to convict a man in connection with the 1996 shooting.
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Knight Gives His Take On The Case
However, while he wants nothing to do with the case, Knight made it clear he thinks Keefe D is cooked. When asked about the defense’s strategy to try and prove Keefe D wasn’t even in Las Vegas that night, Knight balked at the suggestion.
“If that’s his defense, he might as well go out with a bang, and walking in, sock his lawyer right in the face because you already put yourself there,” Knight said. “If somebody’s falling off the cliff, and you know this little twig, this little bitty flowers and daisies or whatever is not going to hold you up — but they’re still grabbing and trying. Knowing it’s not gonna hold them up, and that’s what he’s doing. He felt he was untouchable. He wanted to talk bad about Pac, just talk, talk, talk, talk, kept talking until they put handcuffs on him. Everything he said and talked about, he already told on himself. So what are you going to do? Erase all the recordings of the interviews he did?”
Jury selection is ongoing as the case has commenced.
